Master Plan for the One Health Partnership Framework for Zoonoses, 2021 – 2025 Period.
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This Master Plan for the One Health Partnership Framework for Zoonoses, 2021 – 2025 Period (OHP Master Plan 2021 - 2025) is a cross-sectoral policy document at national level. The overall objective of the Plan is: to minimize the risks of zoonotic pathogens and environmental agents’ spillover and antimicrobial resistance by improving multi-sectoral One Health collaboration.
Six specific objectives are identified: 1. To strengthen the institutional capacity and human resources; to establish a framework and forum for multi-sectoral dialogue and collaboration for minimizing the spillover risks at human, animal, and ecosystem interfaces. 2. To minimize the risks of emerging and transmitting new zoonotic disease pathogens due to the biological, environmental, and human behavior impacts. 3. To step up the governance and supervision of antibiotic use and to curb antimicrobial resistance. 4. To minimize the human health impacts of some zoonoses and other resurging diseases. 5. To enhance the mobilization of resources for recovery, reconstruction, and the management of risks caused by emerging and resurging dangerous diseases. 6. To strengthen the control and management of environmental factors that have human’s health impacts.
The specific outcomes for the six focued areas are: 1. Act on institutional commitments to use a One Health (OH) approach for the prevention and management of zoonotic diseases through establishment of a framework for multi-sectoral collaboration, improved capabilities and increased capacity of relevant human resources, and better communication between relevant ministries and their provincial/local branches; 2. Reduce the risk of zoonotic pathogens emerging and being further transmitted in new animal or human hosts that are caused by human behaviors affecting disease ecology; 3. Improve regulation and compliance with best practices for antibiotic use across all sectors to reduce the occurrence of resistance to medically important (human and veterinary) antimicrobial drugs; 4. Reduce the human health impacts of influenza A H5N1, rabies, swine streptococcus disease, anthrax, and leptospirosis, and other important zoonotic diseases; 5. Increase the effectiveness (speed, capacity, and capability) of managed responses to outbreaks of emerging zoonotic diseases; 6. Reduce human activities (or behaviors) that impact the natural environment in a manner that contributes to an increased risk of zoonotic disease emergence or frequency in humans and animals.
This Plan sets out an expected 5-year investment framework that links important One Health (OH) focused ongoing and planned activities that involve public and private stakeholders in Vietnam with a total budget of $129.5 million.
Six specific objectives are identified: 1. To strengthen the institutional capacity and human resources; to establish a framework and forum for multi-sectoral dialogue and collaboration for minimizing the spillover risks at human, animal, and ecosystem interfaces. 2. To minimize the risks of emerging and transmitting new zoonotic disease pathogens due to the biological, environmental, and human behavior impacts. 3. To step up the governance and supervision of antibiotic use and to curb antimicrobial resistance. 4. To minimize the human health impacts of some zoonoses and other resurging diseases. 5. To enhance the mobilization of resources for recovery, reconstruction, and the management of risks caused by emerging and resurging dangerous diseases. 6. To strengthen the control and management of environmental factors that have human’s health impacts.
The specific outcomes for the six focued areas are: 1. Act on institutional commitments to use a One Health (OH) approach for the prevention and management of zoonotic diseases through establishment of a framework for multi-sectoral collaboration, improved capabilities and increased capacity of relevant human resources, and better communication between relevant ministries and their provincial/local branches; 2. Reduce the risk of zoonotic pathogens emerging and being further transmitted in new animal or human hosts that are caused by human behaviors affecting disease ecology; 3. Improve regulation and compliance with best practices for antibiotic use across all sectors to reduce the occurrence of resistance to medically important (human and veterinary) antimicrobial drugs; 4. Reduce the human health impacts of influenza A H5N1, rabies, swine streptococcus disease, anthrax, and leptospirosis, and other important zoonotic diseases; 5. Increase the effectiveness (speed, capacity, and capability) of managed responses to outbreaks of emerging zoonotic diseases; 6. Reduce human activities (or behaviors) that impact the natural environment in a manner that contributes to an increased risk of zoonotic disease emergence or frequency in humans and animals.
This Plan sets out an expected 5-year investment framework that links important One Health (OH) focused ongoing and planned activities that involve public and private stakeholders in Vietnam with a total budget of $129.5 million.
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